Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-26

ST. Adams. W. c. Pratt ct ais. OF PALMYRA
and James Patten and others OF North Ne"
port against the passage of law regulating
the practice of medicine and surgery.
By Mr., Powers of Observation-Disclosures
of the Fort Fairfield Water Company against
the incorpor alton of any other water company
by the same name.
Bv Mr. Libbey of Msttawamkesg-Petiti
Of j. Z. Estes ct ais asking that Incense %
hswkers and peddlers be increased to SGT
for foot peddlers and 500 where one OF
more horses are used.
By Mr. Dawson of observation-disclosures
STRANGE of c. S. Pullen & Co ct ais. against
the repeal or modifying of the laws concern
ing arrest for debt, or the trustee process.
By Mr. Lufxin of O.rington-Remon
STRANGE of H. w. Mayo ct ais. against the
abolition of Imprisonment for debt and the
repeal of the trustee process.
BY MIR. Ryder of STANDARDIZATION of
G A Lewis and 26 others, citizens of Spring
field, asking for better protection of legit
mate trade.
By Mr.. Walton of Skowhegan-Bill an act
to prevent the sale of adulterated articles Of
food, drink and medicine.
By MIR Clifford of Auburn-Bill an act te
provide for more perfect assessment o.
taxes. (Tabied for printing, pending rete
rence).
COMMITTEE ON LEGAL AFFAIRS.
By Mr.. Fogg of Portland-Bill al act to
amend sec. and as amended BY chap l63
public laws of 1888, and sec. and | OF
chap. 204 of the public laws of 1858, relat'
ing to the jurisdiction of the municipal court
of Portland. Also bill an act relating to the
partition of water rights and mill privileges
/ n
act authorizing the city of Portland t. con-
denim and take lot OF land for the erection
of soldiers and sailors monument.
By Mr.. Warron of Winsow-Bhl an act
to amend sec. 70, chap of the revised
statutes, in relation to false statements to
officers in charge of lists of voters and ballot
boxes.
By Mr. Harrington of Norridgew ock-Bill
an act to amend sec. 50, chap. 6, of the re-
vised statutes, relating to the collection o!
highway taxes assessed on land in uDincor-
porated places.
BY Mr.. Wright of Paris-Bill an act to in.
corporate the Pleasant River Improvem ent
Company.
BY Mr. Wilson of Belfast-Petition OF
municipal officers of Belfast for equitable ap.
portionment of money paid by the State to
cities and towns in which railroad stock Is
held.
By Mr.. Clifford of Naturalization OF
Little Androscoggin Water Power Co for
an act to fix the par value of its stock at
500.
BY Mr.. Wedgwood of CONGRATULATIONS
of L. F. Pike and SO others, and of Cyrus
G Mari and "a others, for the incorporation
of S hool Dis. No. ?, in Cornish, with Ger
tain EXCEPTIONS as the Cornish Village Cor
poraton.
BY Mr.. Dawson of DISQUALIFICATION
of A. S. G irlsnd ct ais, asking for more
stringent laws concerning hawkers and ped
dlers.
COMMITTEE ON MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AMI
INSURANCE,
BY Mr.. Glover of Rockland-Bill an ACT
to incorporate the Marriage Benefit Associa-
ton.
COMMITTEE ON FISHERIES AND GAME.
BY Mr.. Fogg of Portand-Remonstranc
of Charles w. Baisdel and 81 others of
Denmark Moses S. Eastman and 43 others OF
Casco; G. W. Smith and 10 others of Jones.
port; George Bagley and 6 others of Jones'
port; G F. Mansfield and A others of Jones'
port; WI Mansfield and 16 others of Jones'
port; Piper Packing Co. and 46 others OF
Rockport; A F. Eells and 2S Others of Rock
port; Bass Harbor Packing Co., G T. RAVE
Go. of Eastport; K. A. Holmes of East.
port; Newell Rumerv and 81 others of Jones'
port; G.S Jewett and "a others of Norridge-
wock. against change in the lobster law.
By Mr. Mallet Of Disqualification of F.
J. Litchfeld and 46 others of Freeport, in
relation to fish weirs in Ha1raseekett river,
BY MIR. Clifford of Naturalization for
additional close time on the Four Ponds, in
n psh ips s.nS
BY Mr.. Pattangall of Pembroke-Pet ton
of VIM. E. Leighton and II others Of Penn
broke, for an act prohibiting the driving OF
herring in any waters of the State with
kerosene torches.
BY Mr. Warren of DISQUALIFICATION OF
Mark o. Rounds and So others, for pro;ec.
ton of fish in Benny Eagle Pond, situated in
the towns of Buxton and Standish
COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.
By Mr.. Wright of Paris Petition of
Francis Holden of Oxford for remuneration
for services and expenses in the Aroostook
war.
COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
BY Mr.. Judkins of Newport-Petition of
c. II. Merrill of Newport and 80 others for
law for the better protection of sheep from
the ravages of dogs.
By Mr.. Doten of Cooppr-Pettion of J. C.
Lamb and 80 others of Troy, for the same
purpose.
By Mr.. Hobson OF characterization of
Maine State Grange and Pomona Grange of
Cumberland county, and Board of Agricul.
ture, for changes in law for dogs; with ac-
companyng bill
BY Mr.. Walton of Skowhegan-Petition
for an act for bounty on crows
BY Mr.. Warren of Decentralization of d
w. Libbey and 81 others, for the same pur-
pose.
By Mr. Russell of Fayette-Pettion of
j. S. Berry and "a others, for tax on dogs
COMMITTEE ON EDUCAT1oN.
BY Mr.. Judkins of Newport-Petition of
James M Sanborn and "a others of Newport
for the adjustment of the district school
system.
BY Mr.. Lufkn of Orrington-Pe Petition OF
A. +. Rogers and others, citizens of Hamn.
den, In aid of Hampton Academy; with &C.
companying bill.
COMMITTEE on MILITARY AFFAIRS.
BY Mr.. LYONS of Vinalhavep-Peti,iono NJ
+. II. Lyford and Is others, members of
Lafayette Carver Post, No. As, G. AR of
Vnalhaven in aid of Gettysburg Battlefield
Memorial Association.
Also petition of VIM. W. Greed and 81
others, members of the G. A. r. of Vinalbaven.
for legislation authorizing towns to al propri-
ate money for the purpose of paying expenses
of Memorial Day
Bv Mr. Ieyepsaler of W.ldoho,o D..